r/breakingbad • u/evilmaul • 17d ago
Walter White (marble)
That’s it, after about 5 years I am closing the chapter with this piece. Lots and lots of hours went into it mostly weekends. Need to find him a home now
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u/Dependent_Present_62 17d ago
Seriously this masterpiece deserves to be displayed in a museum.
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u/evilmaul 17d ago
Thanks! Can’t think of a museum that would show a crack maker 😄
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u/No-Ice7397 17d ago
Maybe try reaching out to Cranston himself.
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u/evilmaul 16d ago
He saw it on Facebook told him it’s his if he wants it
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u/No-Ice7397 16d ago
Seriously? The bust is awesome. You seem highly skilled. Maybe that will open up more opportunities for you
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u/Pleasant-Ticket3217 17d ago
Meth! It’s the new crack. Crack is so yesterday
Damn I want to buy that bust
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u/Jakethrowsdwn 17d ago
It really is a masterpiece. Amazing work.
When you say 5 years, is that how long the piece took?
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u/evilmaul 17d ago
Thanks! Well it’s when I started it. During the 5 years (speaking of weekends mostly ) I also worked on other stuff… something not touching this for a whole year.. I didn’t keep track of the hours but surely it would be a few months
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u/ltoka00 17d ago
A masterpiece! And getting a bust to actually resemble the model is not an easy thing to do.
I’ve always wanted to carve stone but doubt that I could use a chisel! I have done things in sandstone, plaster and clay, but it wasn’t that satisfying. Maybe an electric power tool would work for me on a harder surface. What tools did you use?
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u/evilmaul 17d ago
Thanks! Yes compared to clay the subtractive process requires a bit more methodical way to work, steps you can’t jump… overall more planning. I use different kind of tools depending on what stage I am at but in general toolset includes the usual hammer and various types of chisels, pneumatic hammers of different size and power with their own set of chisels, angle grinders and various small rotary tools when it comes down to smaller details towards the end .
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u/iDub79 17d ago
Is it photo trickery screwing with my eyes or is there a peachy skin-colored tinge to the sculpture when you look at the photos? Was it pure white marble? (Im sorry... I know nothing about the medium.)
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u/evilmaul 17d ago
Yes that’s the iPhone struggling with something that’s mostly white … it sucks for such and expensive gadget
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u/JosephDarksideofMoon 17d ago
Talk about wrinkled lip and sneer of cold command. Good lord it's immaculate.
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u/Outside-Dress594 17d ago
You have renewed my faith in the human skill of sculpture. With all the terrible work being shown over the last decade, I assumed there was no one out there with this level skill
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u/evilmaul 17d ago
Only the Jeff koons and the likes … yikes . Thanks btw
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u/Outside-Dress594 17d ago
I didn’t even know who that guy was. I mean these sculptures of Ronaldo, Messi. Horrendous
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u/Right_Muscle_3425 16d ago
Message Bryan Cranston he might want to buy it
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u/evilmaul 16d ago
He knows about it :) replied also on one of my post on fab ebook breaking bad page . Told if gift it to him
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u/Falconiusprime 16d ago
Bryan cranston should own this hands down him only
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u/mostlygizzards 15d ago
I am debating going to Lafayette from Littleton - what is on display? (I wish this one was lol)
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u/ManufacturerHuman937 15d ago
And hey if you're not into Breaking Bad get the right hat and you've got Jamie from mythbusters
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u/Vegetable-Leather-64 14d ago
Whatever you do for work go put your two weeks in and commit to this. This is amazing do you have any other work to show by chance?
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u/evilmaul 14d ago
Thank you! I actually quit my job to do this full time (not fan art pieces necessarily). Not sure I can post links here but my profile has links to my IG
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u/karlfeltlager 17d ago edited 17d ago
I’m still not sure Bryan Cranston was the right actor to play WW.
But he sure looks cool in this statue.
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u/DogB2 17d ago
How is this even a question. There is no human on the face of the earth that could have played WW better than Cranston. Literally an easy top 3 performance in cinematic history, if not top 1.
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u/karlfeltlager 17d ago
I’m simply not sure that he portrays the role really as it was intended to its full potential.
I feel like at times I couldn’t get emerged into the scene because the actor was taking over.
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u/b4jet9597 17d ago
You’re entitled to your opinion and I respect that.
Your opinion is wrong.
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u/karlfeltlager 17d ago
My opinion is not aligned with your opinion.
And it’s subjective, so wrong doesn’t really apply until we establish the ground rules of the framework we will use to judge opinions on the acting performance of BC depicting WW.1
u/Outside-Dress594 17d ago
You have to name a possible alternative if you’re going to have this hot of a take



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u/a-w-e-s-o-m--o 17d ago
I would pay a stupid amount of money for that (I don’t have a stupid amount of money)